7 December 1884 • 1st of 2 (MS, in pencil: CU-MARK, UCCL 03051)
Livy darling, I got your letter, enclosing Jean’s 4s—admirable child, cultivated child, how she is progressing! It is a sour, bleak, windy day, here, with trifling flurries of snow; but I have lain abed all day, reading & smoking, & having a restful & comfortable but rather homesick time. I miss you, & I miss the children & would so unspeakably like to be with you. The deluging rain played smash with us here. We should have had exceptionally good houses here, but for that. But I love you, sweetheart, that I know.
Mrs. S. L. Clemens | Hartford | Conn return address: return to s. l. clemens, hartford, conn., if not delivered within 10 days. postmarked: rochester n.y. dec 7 84 10 pm and rec’d. hartford. conn. dec 8 1884 3pm
MS, in pencil, CU-MARK.
LLMT, 222; MicroML, reel 5.
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